New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Courier.

A concert is announced for Monday evening next a,
Chlckcring Hall by Miss Hortense Hubbard. young
pianist who makes her first appearance before New
York audience She began her studies under the train
ing OF Ernst Perabo Boston and finished them with
some OF the best masters In Germany.
Mr. Sidney woolet will conclude his present series OF
recas at the Madison Square Theatre next Thursday
afternoon His programme for that occasion comprises
Or Parnelrs poem OF THE Hermit" Byron's poem OF
The siege OF orlnth ana iohsIelo"s Poeh VI ihe
Courtship OF Miles Standish."
The farce OF "a Tin Soldier" will be brought 10 Nibos
Garden on April t.
Mrs d. F. Bowers has replenished her costly and hand
some wardrobe recently destroyed by fire, and also has
recruited her dramatic company she will shortly make
her re entrance in NewYork and will play round OF
favorite parts.
Mile Rhca appears in Chicago March %. presenting
Fairy Fingers and THE Widow"
Mr. Robert Mantel is TO act at the Fifth Avenue Thea
tire next season. in play written FOR him by John
W. Keller OF this piece IS laid In Mexico. The
characters are mostly Americans
Lawrence Barrett presents RienA" on March % at
ST. Paul and he will remain there for week. Active
preparations are foot for Mr. Barrets elaborate pro-
ducton OF this piece on May ut Niblo's Garden
Mr. Denman Thompson. acting In Tho Old Home
stead draws crowded houses at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre The Tooth consecutive performance OF this
piece Will occuron Tuesday evening. April IL.
Miss Genevieve Ward makes her re-entrance on the
New York stage March % at the Windsor Theatre. in
distinguished lady closes her present In America
next Saturday night, April =
Miss Fanny Davenport makes her reentrance here on
March %. at the Grand Opera House On Monday.
Wednesday and Thursday, aud Saturday afternoon,
she will enact Fedora on Tuesday. Padnein The Lady
NJ yous on Friday Lnfy Ie1-te on SATURDAY hiSh
La3u eau Spanker and Nancy In " oliver Iwist'
The Old London street is rapidly winning valuable
popularity It's picturesque and instructive exhibit
ZION Concerts OF old English music are given there
ovcrv afternoon and night The place is eminently
suitable resort for ladies and children gallery OF
Photographs OF historical buildings In and near London
has recently been added and Is very useful.
Mrs angtry will play long engagement next season
AT the Fifth Avenue Theatre and 1t Is probable that she
will effect n sumptuous revival OF shakespeares tragedy
OF Antony aud Cleopatra" This Is magnificent enter
prise and should be well accomplished 1t will do much
toward indicating Mrs Langtrys claim to high posi-
ton among the legitimate actors of her time. Mr..
Charles Coghlan would play Antony Mrs. Langtry
herself would Cleopatra This tragedy has
MOI been ted in NowYork for many years-except
for brief endeayOr that made In IL by Miss Rose
Eytinge at the house which has since become Dalys
Theatre.
Edwin Booth remains at San Francisco, and Is drawing
crowded houses ON April no will appear In Yosemite
Attention is again directed to Mrs. Erying winslowes
rctals To be given on March % and March 81. at the
Hotel brunswick In other years the name OF Kate
penolda was much priced by playgoers and although
shc hears another name her force and charm
dramatic artist still potent to please.